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ubaru
10-02-2011, 07:59 PM
12 Signs That Americans Who Love Liberty And Freedom Should Watch Their Backs

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https://endoftheamericandream.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/12-Signs-That-Americans-Who-Love-Liberty-And-Freedom-Should-Watch-Their-Backs-250x187.jpgDo you love liberty and freedom? If so, you better watch your back. The control freaks that run our society are stripping away our liberties and freedoms a little bit more each day, and lately they seem to be particularly focused on coming after those that are not “integrating” into the system.

Just like the rest of the western world, America is being transformed into a “Big Brother” police state control grid. Nearly everything that you do is being watched and monitored.

A whole host of organizations know that you are on this website right now. If you want to go to an NFL game next weekend, there is a good chance that you will be on the receiving end of an “enhanced pat-down” and if you are producing raw milk on your farm there is a good chance that the feds will show up for a pre-dawn raid on your property.

In many areas of the country, the government forces us to shoot our kids full of vaccines and implant dangerous microchips in our pets. Virtually wherever we go there is a camera that is watching us or there are other Americans that are evaluating whether or not we are engaged in “suspicious activity” that needs to be reported to the government.

Once upon a time, America was all about liberty and freedom, but today our nation is undergoing a radical cultural shift. America is being “locked down”, and those who love liberty and freedom should watch their backs.

Once upon a time, our founders thought that they were guaranteeing our freedoms by adding a Bill of Rights to the Constitution.
But today there are a lot of freedoms that we simply do not have any longer.

In America today, you do not have the right to say whatever you want. If you say the wrong thing on a blog or a website it can have dramatic consequences.

In America today, you do not have the right to raise your own children as you see fit.

In America today, you do not have the right to grow whatever food you want and you do not have the right to eat whatever food you do grow.

In America today, you do not have the right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure.

In America today, you do not have a right to privacy. In fact, you should expect that everything that you do is watched, tracked, monitored and recorded.

If you doubt any of the statements above, just check out the examples posted below.

The following are 12 signs that Americans who love liberty and freedom should watch their backs….

#1 A 55-year-old man in Arizona was recently ordered to turn in all his guns because of things that he wrote on his blog. Fortunately, after WorldNetDaily covered the story (https://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=349713) there was an outpouring of outrage and the order was overturned, but what would have happened if WorldNetDaily had not covered the story?

#2 According to Mike Adams of Natural News (https://www.naturalnews.com/033717_CDC_National_Immunization_Survey.html), the CDC is starting to call parents all over the nation to question them about the vaccination status of their children….
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control, which has been comprehensively exposed as a vaccine propaganda organization promoting the interests of drug companies, is now engaged in a household surveillance program that involves calling U.S. households and intimidating parents into producing child immunization records. As part of what it deems a National Immunization Survey(NIS), the CDC is sending letters to U.S. households, alerting them that they will be called by “NORC at the University of Chicago” and that households should “have your child’s immunization records handy when answering our questions.”
You can see a copy of the letter that the CDC is sending out to selected parents right here (https://www.naturalnews.com/images/CDC-Letter-1.jpg).

#3 According to blogger Alexander Higgins, students in kindergarten and the 1st grade in the state of New Jersey are now required by law to participate “in monthly anti-terrorism drills”. The following is an excerpt from a letter (https://cdn1.alexanderhiggins.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Notification-Of-Terrorism-Drills-For-NJ-Public-School-Students.jpg) that he recently received from the school where his child attends….
Each month a school must conduct one fire drill and one security drill which may be a lockdown, bomb threat, evacuation, active shooter, or shelter-in place drill. All schools are now required by law to implement this procedure.
So who in the world ever decided that it would be a good idea for 1st grade students to endure “lockdown” and “active shooter” drills?
To get an idea of what these kinds of drills are like, just check out this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbWjX9pZs0s&feature=player_embedded).

#4 According to licensed private investigator Angela V. Woodhull, hospitals are increasingly using “guardianship” to strip elderly Americans of their liberty and to rapidly drain their bank accounts. The following is one story that Woodhull included in a recent article (https://theintelhub.com/2011/10/01/2011/09/14/the-hospital-gestapo-you-may-never-see-home-again/)….
Ginger Franklin, Hendersonville, Tennessee, fell down the stairs in her condo and suffered a bump on her head. She was declared “temporarily mentally incapacitated” and a guardian was appointed through the courts. Within six weeks, the guardian had sold Franklin’s home, car, furniture, and drained her bank account (https://www.wsmv.com/story/15205936/woman-files-complaint-against-judge#.TlSfAuCedMY.blogger). Today, Franklin has her freedom back, but she is having to start all over.
#5 In a sign of just how far individual liberty in the United States has declined, a judge in Wisconsin has actually ruled that citizens do not have a right to grow and eat whatever foods they want to. The following is a short excerpt (https://www.thecompletepatient.com/storage/WIorder-clarification9-11.pdf) from his recent decision….
1) no, Plaintiffs do not have a fundamental right to own and use a dairy cow or a dairy herd;
2) no, Plaintiffs do not have a fundamental right to consume the milk from their own cow;
3) no, Plaintiffs do not have a fundamental right to board their cow at the farm of a farmer;
4) no, the Zinniker Plaintiffs’ private contract does not fall outside the scope of the State’s police power;
5) no, Plaintiffs do not have a fundamental right to produce and consume foods of their choice;
#6 The freedom to raise our pets as we want to is also being greatly curtailed in many areas of the country. For example, a new law in St. Louis would require nearly all dogs and cats to be sterilized and microchipped….
Board Bill 107 (https://stlouis-mo.gov/internal-apps/legislative/upload/boardbill/BB107.pdf) would require all pet owners to spay or neuter their dogs and cats and microchip them for identification. Those who don’t want to sterilize their pets would be assessed a fee of $200 per year.
Will the control freaks that run things want to start sterilizing and microchipping humans someday?

#7 Whenever any politician suggests that we should “suspend elections”, that should be a major red flag. North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue recently made national headlines (https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/184199-nc-gov-proposes-suspending-congressional-elections-so-legislators-can-focus-on-economy) when she made the following statement….
“I think we ought to suspend, perhaps, elections for Congress for two years and just tell them we won’t hold it against them, whatever decisions they make, to just let them help this country recover“
#8 As I wrote about recently, many NFL teams are now performing “enhanced pat-downs (https://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/enhanced-pat-downs-at-nfl-games-america-is-rapidly-turning-into-a-high-security-prison)” of fans before they enter the stadiums. In Green Bay, the Packers are using hand-held metal detectors (https://www.postcrescent.com/article/20110928/APC0101/109280515/Packers-security-use-TSA-hand-held-wands-boost-Lambeau-safety) on fans before they are allowed to enter Lambeau field.
What is next? Will they soon insist that we all undergo full body cavity searches before we are permitted to attend the games?

#9 Many Americans have complained about the horrible treatment that they are receiving at U.S. airports, but now the TSA is bringing their brand of “security” to many other locations throughout America as well.
TSA “VIPR teams” now conduct approximately 8,000 “unannounced security screenings” (https://motherjones.com/mojo/2011/06/tsa-swarms-8000-bus-stations-public-transit-systems-yearly) a year at subway stations, bus terminals, ports and highway rest stops.

#10 Many of our public schools are now being run like prisons. In fact, in many areas of the country, little kids are being publicly arrested by police in their own classrooms (https://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/18-signs-that-life-in-u-s-public-schools-is-now-essentially-equivalent-to-life-in-u-s-prisons) and are being marched out of their schools in handcuffs.

#11 If you think that anything that you do on the Internet is private, you should guess again. It has recently come out that Facebook continues to track most of the websites that you visit even after you have logged out of Facebook (https://www.infowars.com/cias-facebook-knows-where-you-go-on-the-web/).
In addition, law enforcement agencies all over the globe are increasingly viewing social media as a law enforcement tool. For example, the NYPD recently createda special “social media” unit (https://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2011/08/10/2011-08-10_nypd_forms_new_social_media_unit_to_mine_facebook_and_twitter_for_mayhem.html) dedicated to looking for criminals on Facebook and Twitter.
Also, many large organizations are now setting us very sophisticated systems that keep track of what is being said about them online and who is saying it. For example, the new “Social Media Monitoring Solution (https://www.scribd.com/doc/66281284/Frbny-Social-Media-Rfp)” being developed by the Federal Reserve will identify “key bloggers (https://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/the-federal-reserve-plans-to-identify-key-bloggers-and-monitor-billions-of-conversations-about-the-fed-on-facebook-twitter-forums-and-blogs)” and monitor “billions of conversations (https://www.scribd.com/doc/66281284/Frbny-Social-Media-Rfp)” about the Fed on Facebook, Twitter, forums and blogs.

#12 The U.S. government is ramping up efforts to have all of us watch one another and to report any sign of “suspicious activity” to them immediately. But exactly what does “suspicious activity” entail? According to a shocking document obtained by Oath Keepers, the FBI has really broadened their definition of “suspicious activity”. According to the document (https://oathkeepers.org/oath/wp-content/uploads/ColoradoFBISurplusStore.pdf), “suspicious activity” now includes….
-paying with cash
-missing a hand or fingers
-”strange odors”
-making “extreme religious statements”
-”radical theology”
-purchasing weatherproofed ammunition or match containers
-purchasing meals ready to eat
-purchasing night vision devices, night flashlights or gas masks
According to WorldNetDaily (https://www.wnd.com/?pageId=332925), this document is part of a “series of brochures” that will be distributed “to farm supply stores, gun shops, military surplus stores and even hotels and motels.”
Our entire society is becoming extremely paranoid.
The Department of Homeland Security is spending massive amounts of money and running tons of ads to promote the “See Something, Say Something (https://www.dhs.gov/files/reportincidents/see-something-say-something.shtm)” campaign.
Apparently the Obama administration wants to turn the entire country into a vast network of government snitches.
They spend billions upon billions of dollars watching all of us, and yet now they also want all of us to watch each other.
It is not right.
I don’t know about you, but I don’t want to end up living in a society that resembles the novel “1984″ by George Orwell.
Sadly, the death of our civil liberties is very rarely mentioned by any of our politicians these days. [note added by ubaru: with the exception of Ron Paul].
Both major political parties seem to have fully embraced the growing national security apparatus that is starting to suffocate the life out of this country.
Yes, we will always need security, but security measures should be implemented in such a way that they will never violate the liberty, freedom, honor or dignity of ordinary Americans.
In a previous article, I wrote the following (https://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/enhanced-pat-downs-at-nfl-games-america-is-rapidly-turning-into-a-high-security-prison)….
If those in charge of our security right now cannot protect us without compromising our liberty, freedom, honor and dignity then they need to immediately resign and allow someone else to do the job.
The Department of Homeland Security should be given a dual mandate. They must be charged with protecting us and they must be charged with protecting our liberty, freedom, honor and dignity at the same time.
If those running the security apparatus in this country right now feel like they cannot do that, then they need to step aside and let someone else take over.
The status quo is not acceptable.
Right now, all law enforcement personnel in this country are trained to bark at us like dogs and to treat us like cattle.
They are actually instructed to be mean and aggressive with us. From the first day of training, they are taught to treat us like dirt.
Things were not always this way in America. Once upon a time there was a clear distinction between the United States and “evil” totalitarian regimes.
Well, today we are becoming a little more “evil” and a little more “totalitarian” with each passing day.
If you love liberty and freedom, you better watch your back.
America is changing, and not for the better.

My note:
For me growing totalitarianism is THE biggest issue facing our country today. The economy, and loss of liberty. It is for this reason that I promote Ron Paul, who sees these issues, and restoring the rule of law outlined in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, as paramount. If we don't have our basic freedoms, and our country resembles the Third Reich, what other issues that people quibble about matter?

Liz:waccosun:

podfish
10-04-2011, 09:27 AM
The control freaks that run our society are stripping away our liberties and freedoms a little bit more each day, and lately they seem to be particularly focused on coming after those that are not “integrating” into the system. I'm actually in sympathy with those who "fight back" against these tendencies. Personally I have a problem with authority - I don't like to concede control over my decisions to anyone. I differ with those who respond to the message of the O.P. in that I recognize that as my personal reaction; I also realize that many do want the security and safety you get when the needs of the society are weighed along with the desires of an individual. As my wife recently commented, that's part of the definition of "civilization". The following points are really to make sure we're all clear on what your statements imply; I'm not necessarily rejecting them outright.
Just like the rest of the western world, America is being transformed into a “Big Brother” police state control grid. Nearly everything that you do is being watched and monitored... Once upon a time, America was all about liberty and freedom, but today our nation is undergoing a radical cultural shift. America is being “locked down”, and those who love liberty and freedom should watch their backs.I don't think that the vision of an America with untrammeled freedom has any correspondence to historical reality. Smaller groups of people usually impose more constraints on the behavior - and even the ideas - of their members. I know of no other time and place where there's more tolerance of individual variation than modern western societies, despite their 'nanny state' tendencies.

Once upon a time, our founders thought that they were guaranteeing our freedoms by adding a Bill of Rights to the Constitution.
But today there are a lot of freedoms that we simply do not have any longer.... you do not have the right to say whatever you want. If you say the wrong thing on a blog or a website it can have dramatic consequences.the cliche "don't yell fire in a crowded theater" still applies. Are you advocating that until an individual takes some sort of action there should be no response?

In America today, you do not have the right to raise your own children as you see fit.... In America today, you do not have the right to grow whatever food you want and you do not have the right to eat whatever food you do grow.Your children have rights; sadly not all parents can be trusted to treat their children appropriately. Do you really think every aspect of a child's life is at the whim and mercy of their parent? As for food, this is more nanny-state stuff, especially as for growing. I'm not sure what food you have in mind that you -are- allowed to grow but you're not allowed to eat...
In America today, you do not have the right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure.you do; it's not always respected. Reasonable people apparently differ on the definition of unreasonable. (Sorry, that's a joke. couldn't resist). Always been so, though.
In America today, you do not have a right to privacy. In fact, you should expect that everything that you do is watched, tracked, monitored and recorded.there was a golden age of anonymity between the village/tribe and the electronic age. Sorry, it's gone. I enjoyed it while it was here, too.
#1 A 55-year-old man in Arizona was recently ordered to turn in all his guns because of things that he wrote on his blog. .. see my previous point. I didn't bother to look up the specific case; you're after a larger point anyway: should it take him using the guns before there's a reaction?
... the CDC is starting to call parents all over the nation to question them about the vaccination status of their children….vaxxer arguments are all over this site; do you think there's no right to require individuals to accept vaccination for the good of the society? (sorry, the bit about the CDC seems overblown and paranoid to me, so I'll refrain comment there)
...students in kindergarten and the 1st grade in the state of New Jersey are now required by law to participate “in monthly anti-terrorism drills”. ....<snip> s</snip>o who in the world ever decided that it would be a good idea for 1st grade students to endure “lockdown” and “active shooter” drills? my life was possibly saved when I learned to hide under my desk during nuclear attacks. But really, why is this bad? such attacks have happened; it's not a totally imaginary threat. I think people worry way too much about risks that are incredibly rare, and ignore real ones all the time. Fundamentally, not a big deal.
..hospitals are increasingly using “guardianship” to strip elderly Americans of their libertyreally? victimizing the elderly? who would have guessed. Actually, it's usually a relative who does it. In any case, the problem of how to assist the mentally incapacitated individual is a huge one; if you're suggesting that it's better to leave them unprotected to protect them, I'm confused.
...In fact, in many areas of the country, little kids are being publicly arrested by police in their own classrooms (https://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/18-signs-that-life-in-u-s-public-schools-is-now-essentially-equivalent-to-life-in-u-s-prisons) and are being marched out of their schools in handcuffs.really? those little thugs must be filling the prisons.

Our entire society is becoming extremely paranoid. .... Apparently the Obama administration wants to ... spend billions upon billions of dollars watching all of us,
It is not right.
I don’t know about you, but I don’t want to end up living in a society that resembles the novel “1984″ by George Orwell.
Things were not always this way in America. Once upon a time there was a clear distinction between the United States and “evil” totalitarian regimes.
Well, today we are becoming a little more “evil” and a little more “totalitarian” with each passing day. Here, I pretty much agree with you - except for that last bit about the glorious past. The police thugs were all over the labor movement, the civil rights movement, the suffragette movement, and any other movement that threatened, not the government so much, but the business establishment. That continues today. My freedoms aren't being threatened by the government as much as they are by what I consider society's overvaluing of safety and security - however, those are relatively trivial freedoms, mostly having to do with restrictions on my ability to take personal risks. For example, I'm bummed that airports can't put in music clubs and restaurants, open to the general public, so that there's something more fun to do while waiting for a plane. This definitely increases the difficulty of defending air travel from terrorists. Juvenile of me, maybe, but it's a risk I'd take. Society at large differs. Or helmet laws - I think you're an idiot if you ride motorcycles without a helmet. One argument for them is that society can't allow you to take that kind of a risk for your own sake. Another is that society will bear the burden of your medical costs if you hurt yourself. Neither argument works for me - I'm willing to bear my share of the costs if our society decides that all its members deserve medical care regardless of their stupidity. Actually, if I lived in a society, apparently envisioned by some of the tea-party hecklers of Ron Paul, where you were just allowed to die if you failed to buy insurance, I'd accept that as the cost of such inconsequential freedoms too. But I don't think we do live in such a society, probably for the best.